Part, Chapter

 1    1, Prol|         mirror reflects not, of what use is it?~Knowest thou why
 2    1, 5   |            Providence neglect not to use means.~Go, O Quietists,
 3    1, 7   | well-pleasing to my peerless King.~I use the dust of my grief as
 4    2, 4   |              of the king."~The right use of forms.~That my outward
 5    3, 13  |           Not every one can properly use similitudes and parables
 6    3, 13  |             you~In your folly should use similitudes of curl and
 7    3, 13  |             parable did cursed Iblis use,~So that he became cursed
 8    3, 13  |             Such a parable did Korah use in his argument,~So that
 9    3, 13  |           remedies of His mercy;~The use of these in pain and anguish
10    3, 13  |          useful instruction. ~If you use a sword for a tent-peg, ~
11    3, 13  |      tent-peg, ~You prefer the worse use of it to the better. ~Though
12    4, 5   |       replied, "You have made a fine use of the others,~That I should
13    4, 6   |          term you have to turn it to use.~If before the end of the
14    4, 7   |           such names as ordinary men use, clad in the dress of human
15    4, 7   |             words and expressions we use have merely a relative truth,
16    5, 10  |           God had given men hands to use and not to do anything with.
17    6, Prol|            for right guidance in the use of free will, which gift
18    6, 9   |              not to God,~Seek not to use a form as a similitude of
19    6, 9   |         sea-coast,~But then you must use a horse of wood (i.e., a